Princess Diamond Ring Platinum 950 | La Lucia

Erin H

I can't recommend the team at 1791 Diamonds enough - they guide you through the whole ring-selection process, making it as easy and enjoyable as possible. They give you updates along the way, and go out of their way to satisfy requests, answer questions and resolve any issues that pop up. I really appreciated the lengths they went to so I could get an idea of how the ring would look on my finger, with photos and detailed measurements. From the very first time I spoke to Ardouin on the phone, I realised how passionate they are about what they do, and knew that I had found the right people to make my perfect ring. The fact that they take such pride and pleasure in helping couples get rings they love really makes 1791 stand out above the rest. Thanks so much to the whole team, I'm excited to wear this beauty on my finger for the rest of my life!

Gene and Sue

From the day I made first contact with 1791 the amazing ladies in their team were with me in my journey to the day I proposed. They provided me excellent service that resulted to me being a so-called 'well-informed' when it comes to diamonds. Looking back, they made the whole process so easy.

Sue absolutely loves the ring which by the way I had to take out of the box several times just to admire from the time I picked it up at The Collection to the time I finally popped the question on the first day of our holiday.

We are planning to tie the knot towards the third quarter of 2016 and 1791 will definitely be top of the list for the matching wedding bands.

Thank you very much 1791 Diamonds for the excellent service and product you have shared with us.

Gene

La Lucia is a bold, modern design which makes effective use of the strong lines of the princess cut diamond in a bar setting. This is a solitaire diamond engagement ring yet it does not try to replicate the demure and delicate look of more traditional solitaires.

La Lucia design is well balanced and the bar setting, while certainly a prominent feature of the ring's design, complements the fabulous diamond without detracting from its beauty.

The edginess of this design then flows through to the ring's band.

The intention with this design seems to be for the three elements: the diamond, the setting and the metal band, to work together, enhancing one another rather than emphasising any one design aspect. That this design should work so effectively is testament to the high quality of the materials used as well as the quality of workmanship.

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